About the Author

Linda Salisbury loves a good adventure. Whether she’s playing the cello with the Rappahannock Pops or taking in the leisurely beauty of Lake Anna and going on many a boat ride with her husband up and down Contrary Creek, she has never been one to let life pass her by. But even more than the lure of water and music, Linda Salisbury has always found herself struck by words and books. Now, with two award-winners and four titles under her belt, Salisbury has moved on to the newest adventure in her life by releasing the first book in a series for intermediate readers, which is, not surprisingly, a series geared for adventure.

About the Book
Bailey Fish, 11, is starting to enjoy her new life in Central Virginia after her traveling mother sends her to live with her grandmother, Sugar. Suddenly strangers arrive--a father Bailey does not know and an annoying half sister, Norma Jean. Norma Jean is not like Bailey's best friends, who are more like real sisters. Norma Jean even sees the good in Justin, a former bully, who is raising a pet crow. Bailey and her best friends form the No Sisters Sisters Club to exclude Norma Jean. Attitudes change when the sisters learn that they must work together to solve the scary mysteries of Bailey's stolen kitten and a fire at an old house. Then, a drive with their father for ice cream is not the adventure Bailey expects.